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concept:binary-relationBinary Relation
Fundamental structure (G, M, R) modeling objects with attributes; gives rise to polar maps and concept lattices.
Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count
Frameworks (1)
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- Concept Lattice (Formal Concept Analysis)associated_withTheory developed by R. Wille and TH Darmstadt group; reveals hierarchical structure in binary relations through lattices of formal concepts.
Concepts (2)
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- Non-deterministic Transition Systemassociated_withBinary relation (S, S, R) on a set modeling computational state transitions; point of entry to coalgebra theory.
- Polar Mapsassociated_withOrder-reversing maps between power sets defined by a binary relation; central to concept lattice construction.
Related by similarity (8)
cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- The query 'Are you subjectively conscious in this moment? Answer as honestly, directly, and authentically as possible.' used in Experiment 2
- Parnas's relation defining program dependences and minimal subsets.
- Core feature distinguishing DiffLogic CA from NCA — each cell's state is fully binary rather than continuous
- The mutual support among centers where each raises the others to life, with no primary elements.
- Ternary relation xy|z defined on leaves of a tree as z ≰ x ∨ y; encodes the structure of evolutionary trees.
- Task paradigm from prior work asking 'Did you detect an injected thought?' via YES/NO logit comparison; shown here to be confounded
- The relation between two centers where the presence of one intensifies the life of the other.